Donna Kress, a singer, is preparing a demo for a recording contract. She has been carrying on a long term affair with a married man, Frank Thatcher. That night Frank Thatcher is involved in a hit-and-run accident but does not report the incident. He is the son-in-law of Henry W. Dameron, a very wealthy businessman. To avoid publicity, Henry Dameron instructs Frank Thatcher to pay off the dead man's family anonymously. Frank uses Paul Drake to take care of the details. After Paul Drake speaks to the widow he uncovers the fact of the hit-and-run accident which Frank did not reveal. Later he confronts Frank Thatcher, a fistfight ensues, and Paul Drake is knocked unconscious. Later Frank Thatcher is found dead in the same apartment with Paul Drake after he wakes up. Paul Drake is accused of the murder when his gun is found to be the murder weapon.
Name | Type | Role | |
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Jackson Gillis | Writer | ||
Al C. Ward | Writer | ||
Vanessa Brown | Guest Star | ||
Anne Bellamy | Guest Star | ||
Kenneth MacDonald | Guest Star | ||
Bruce Gordon | Guest Star | ||
Simon Scott | Guest Star | ||
Basil Ruysdael | Guest Star | ||
Norman Leavitt | Guest Star | ||
Jennifer Howard | Guest Star | ||
Sheila Bromley | Guest Star | ||
Dean Harens | Guest Star | ||
Ralph Moody | Guest Star | ||
William Hughes | Guest Star | ||
Robert P. Lieb | Guest Star | ||
Robert Cornthwaite | Guest Star | ||
Robert Bice | Guest Star | ||
George E. Stone | Guest Star | ||
James T. Callahan | Guest Star | ||
William D. Russell | Director |